Sentence examples for become possible to develop from inspiring English sources

Only then does it become possible "to develop a supportive environment that allows the person to use the capabilities he or she still has".

By using screening software, it has now become possible to develop blocking criteria to suit parents' values.

In recent years it has become possible to develop animal models of psychiatric disease in genetically modified mice.

BBC Click's David Reid looks at how it has become possible to develop gloves to help stroke victims recover movement and even smear electronics over the surface of a contact lens.

"Once we have that understanding, it could become possible to develop clinical interventions for symptoms related to attention deficit hyperactivity disorder or traumatic brain injuries, for example".

With the increase in miRNA sequences, it has become possible to develop miRNA-based markers, which is a new type of marker with easy and efficient detection.

With the advent of the Argand burner, a reliable and steady illuminant, it became possible to develop effective optical apparatuses for increasing the intensity of the light.

At the time, technology to utilize his concept did not exist, so the memo lay dormant until the 1960s when it became possible to develop his ideas and the actual cellphone became a reality.

After it became possible to develop genetically modified Drosophila using transposable-element (TE) vectors, scientists focused on transgenesis (insertion of exogenous genes into the nuclear genome) using TE vectors.

Through trial 1, it became possible to develop a table for a particular coil angle for diameter range of 69 200 mm by selection among a large number of ratios; head and after wind from NTR of fractions up to 11 and yarn displacement ranging from 2 to 5 mm.

Upon combining analytical techniques with a solid modeling computer-aided design (CAD) software, it becomes possible to develop a 3D model of the femoral head, which comprehensively describes topographic, crystallographic, and micromechanical characteristics of the entire surface and immediate sub-surface.